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post 1560726651 09-07-2018, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Podunks
Is that for pour overs?
The Hario coffee server is made for their V60 dripper pour over system.

I'm using it with that Vietnamese coffee phin filter thing which works like a cross between a pour over system and an espresso machine. Paper filters are not used at all. You create a compressed puck of ground coffee in the filter and pour water in. The water passes through the ground coffee much slower than a pour over and creates a very strong extraction.

Probably easier to understand by just seeing it for yourself.





post 1560728351 09-07-2018, 05:48 PM
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Bought an outdoor griddle and converted it to run on natural gas.

Eggs and pancakes with hardly any dishes. Made fried rice today. Might do scallops or shrimp this week.

Would highly recommend. So easy to make a ton of food quickly with hardly any mess.
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post 1560729051 09-07-2018, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Podunks
Lmao at that song. Was going to research a nice cold brew setup, but might try this out first. Repped.
Viet coffee is otherworldly, brah. Nothing like the coffee you're used to drinking. I would suggest you go to any Viet restaurant and order an iced coffee, but they don't do it any different than that video so you might as well get yourself a cheap setup and make it at home. The filter thing is like $10 on Amazon.
post 1560729111 09-07-2018, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Tunabolt
Viet coffee is otherworldly, brah. Nothing like the coffee you're used to drinking. I would suggest you go to any Viet restaurant and order an iced coffee, but they don't do it any different than that video so you might as well get yourself a cheap setup and make it at home. The filter thing is like $10 on Amazon.
the issue i have making at home is the condensed milk. The milk is fine when you first open in....the next day the consistency changes and blah
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post 1560729331 09-07-2018, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Podunks
If it ends up being good, I'll research larger setups for pitcher sized brewing, as I like to have it pre-made to mix with proton powder first thing in the morning. Then I can do the single cup through the day when I want to enjoy it.
if you can find a larger french press then it would work....french press is the same idea. Just don't press down and let it naturally slow drip

Remember that you need a lot of coffee per water. more than you think.

When I order ice coffee at viet places. The liquid only fills up less than half a cup. Then fill rest with ice.
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post 1560730271 09-07-2018, 06:26 PM
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Just picked this up today

post 1560731321 09-07-2018, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted By litljay
Last of my computer/desk upgrade.

Slickwraps (not sure how I'm feeling about this yet)



And, arriving tomorrow:
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post 1560736271 09-07-2018, 08:11 PM
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It is really a strange thing to listen to.
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Originally Posted By BrainChild
the issue i have making at home is the condensed milk. The milk is fine when you first open in....the next day the consistency changes and blah
Never had this problem. Don't know this feel lol. I do what SOJA brah recommended in post above. ^^^^
Originally Posted By Podunks
If it ends up being good, I'll research larger setups for pitcher sized brewing, as I like to have it pre-made to mix with proton powder first thing in the morning. Then I can do the single cup through the day when I want to enjoy it.
Never tried coffee with proton powder. Sounds like a good way of hitting macros.

Traditional Viet filter size (smallest) brews around 4 ounces which is enough for a serving. The filter I just bought is the largest available size I've found, 15 ounces. It doesn't sound like much, but a lot of people cut it down with hot water to taste or a bunch of ice if they like it cold. I guess if you keep it chilled like cold brew, you can cut it with cold water or milk.

My cousin just makes the final mixed iced coffee in advance, puts them into old Starbucks plastic cups, and freezes them. She takes one out to thaw when she wakes up in the morning and it's ready for her to drink during work.

As for me, no matter how much I brew, it's all going down the same day.
Originally Posted By BrainChild
if you can find a larger french press then it would work....french press is the same idea. Just don't press down and let it naturally slow drip

Remember that you need a lot of coffee per water. more than you think.

When I order ice coffee at viet places. The liquid only fills up less than half a cup. Then fill rest with ice.
Not quite the same, at least when I do it.

I brew with a Bodum French press as well. The coffee comes out with more body/viscosity/sediment compared to the Viet filter method. Both methods produce excellent coffee though for sure. I think some people say you can get close to Viet coffee using an Aeropress, but I don't have one so I can't confirm.

And yeah, I know that feel of buying Viet iced coffee. Feels like I take a couple of sips and it's all gone. One of the reasons I just make it at home.
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Originally Posted By everblue
Just picked this up today

Whoa. Kind of want this.
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Originally Posted By SOJA
So those Nike Metcons, how good are their soles for heavy lifting?





Didn't you buy this a year ago, Parker?
no, the only thing close is the traeger, and my brother bought it like two years ago.
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post 1560749261 09-08-2018, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted By tk217
It is really a strange thing to listen to.
Had them, didn't like them at all so I just gifted them to a friend.
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Originally Posted By phillipsanchez
You goofed son, i tried this and it tastes like a rotting body. Dead set, i was really looking forward to it but it's probably the worst thing ive ever drunk.
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Was working in Belgium the past few days, bought a box of macarons from Neuhaus for the wife. But we are splitting them now with a late morning coffee. #sugargains, lol.
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Originally Posted By everblue
Just picked this up today

Can't find in stock anywhere
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Originally Posted By Podunks


The wife and I love macarons and have a few local places we like to pick them up from time to time, but if you're ever in New Orleans, Sucre has some top notch macarons, especially their cobbler macarons:

https://www.shopsucre.com/cobbler-ma...ollection.html


Next time we find ourselves in Paris, we are going to make a point up hitting up Ladurée Paris for their awesome macaron creations:

https://www.laduree.fr/patisseries/harmonie.html

https://www.laduree.fr/patisseries/ispahan.html
Fuk, laduree is goat macaroon. There are some in US, I know I have gotten them in NYC, LA, and DC.
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Originally Posted By nedpwr
Had them, didn't like them at all so I just gifted them to a friend.
Have a serious "issue" about sticking earbuds in my ears (tiny ears) + earbuds are filthy as all ****.

These wrap around my head - grip it - and I can hear people/traffic while running/biking in the gym as I am listening to music - ****ing amazing to me.
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Originally Posted By Nothanksjeffery
link to those wraps
slickwraps.com

I was going to try a wrap for my phone, but about 10 minutes after looking at the wraps, I dropped my phone and decided not to go that route.
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bought a pair of Alden for Jcrew cap toe shell cordovan boots a couple of months ago.
love the boots but i haven't really worn them enough and want to sell them.
any brahs here interested on getting them off my hands for 620 shipped?
those are the boots and they are size 10
original box and everything brahs. only worn 6-8 times and to an office job

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My literal latest purchase was a coffee from 7/11 5 minutes ago.

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